Review on 📱 Refurbished Apple iPhone 8 Plus - 64GB Silver, AT&T US Version: Review & Comparison by Aneta Kociszewska ᠌

Please remember to put the screen protector on the phone as soon as you get it. While the phone has its merits, they cannot justify charging this much for it. You should take it if you are a "Geek," have some spare cash, or both. Pros: The phone should work in theory. The display seems fantastic. Authentic colors are displayed. the perspective of. Maintaining a high degree of independence. This supply will last you for two full days of use. Has the greatest camera in the iPhone family. Personally, I prefer the portrait orientation. I'd like to do more photographing. Lighting effects that are processed in software are highly questionable and obviously unfinished. I really hope they are able to complete it. All the flaws of cell phone cameras become obvious when viewed on a huge TV screen. They have a long way to go before they reach perfection. There is no awkwardness when holding the phone. Not a slippery surface. As a matter of first impression, it's going to fall off. Particularly when a call comes in. Everything you need, including more than five years of usage expertise, may be found in the cores, which can then be used in the comfort of your own home. No doubt about it, the phone is not worth a thousand dollars, exactly like every other flagship for that price. At the price, I find it to be excessive. Borscht is beyond their culinary abilities. Having some negatives SCREEN, SCREEN, and SCREEN some more. Glass, rather. Don't believe anyone who says glass is indestructible. Six days of use resulted in a completely scratched screen (and no, I didn't keep it in my pocket next to my keys). While this may have been the case with the previous NTS, it is not the case now. This comes as a big surprise to me. It hasn't existed on the old 5s that I used to use at work for four years (and where it just wasn't, how many times it didn't fall). The quality of communication is as follows: 5s catches lte, and 8 maintains 3g. I've seen it in a few different settings. Apparently the microphone wasn't very good, because the interviewees kept griping about being unable to hear the interviewer clearly. As in, Xs to what it's linked.